Suzanne

#Delphi UPDATE This goes direct to the probable cause affidavit and the witnesses contained therein. This is from the defense’s memo filed on behalf of #RichardAllen. For Liggett’s timeline to work and to place Richard Allen on the Monon High Bridge at 2:13 (the time of the famous “Down the Hill” video), Liggett desperately needed Betsy Blair to describe a man on the bridge that looked like Richard Allen and furthermore desperately needed Betsy Blair to describe a car that she observed parked at the CPS parking lot (at approximately 2:15 pm) as looking look like Richard Allen’s black Ford Focus. Suffice it to say, the evidence will show that Liggett concealed from Judge Diener that Betsy Blair described a man on the bridge that looked nothing like Richard Allen and described a car at the CPS lot that looked nothing like Richard Allen’s car (both in color and design). The evidence will show that Betsy provided these timeline defeating descriptions directly to Liggett, face-to-face, two times in 2019. Yet, Liggett failed to inform judge Diener of these descriptions as well as inform Diener of the fatal flaws that these missing descriptions created for the timeline. The evidence will also show that Liggett just flat out lied about what he (Liggett) claimed Sarah Carbaugh told him in 2017 concerning a man walking down the road near the murder scene. For Liggett’s timeline to work, Liggett needed Sarah Carbaugh to describe a man walking down the road wearing a blue jacket, who had blood covering his clothing. However, in 2017 Sarah did not say these things. This did not prevent Liggett from affirming under oath that Sarah Carbaugh did say those things. In fact, what Sarah Carbaugh actually told Liggett in 2017, was that she 24 (Carbaugh) observed a man walking down the road wearing a tan coat whose clothes were muddy. Nowhere did Carbaugh claim in 2017 that the man she observed was wearing a blue coat. Nowhere did Carbaugh claim in 2017 that the man she observed was wearing bloody clothes. Nowhere. This truth about what Sarah Carbaugh actually told Liggett in 2017 blows up Liggett’s timeline, which is the likely reason Liggett failed to include this information in his affidavit.